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An eventer who went into labour while attending a show has welcomed a healthy baby son, having made it to the hospital in the nick of time.

Cheshire-based Bonnie Fishburn had been at a show four miles from home with her husband Tom Hollins and miniature Shetland pony Mr Pegs on 20 September – a week before Bonnie’s due date.

“I woke up after midnight and it felt like I was having contractions 20 minutes apart. I had been having Braxton Hicks [false labour pains] earlier in the week so I put it down to the same thing and thought it was a false alarm,” Bonnie told H&H.

“At 6am I got up and bathed Mr Pegs for the show, didn’t tell Tom or my mum Lynn what had happened and we carried on to the show.”

Bonnie said as the morning progressed, the intervals between contractions became shorter.

• Amazon’s Ring announced a new smart home security camera on Thursday called the Always Home Cam.
• It’s a tiny drone that can fly around the house when you’re away.
• The camera autonomously follows a predetermined path set by the user.
• The device is meant for users who want to keep an eye on their home without installing multiple cameras throughout the house. 
• Ring also announced that it’s bringing end-to-end encryption to some products next year, coming after the company has grappled with some security concerns. 
• Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories and check out our guide to everything Ring launched here.

Delivery isn’t the only area Amazon has been exploring when it comes to autonomously flying cameras.

Ring, the security-camera company owned by Amazon, just announced a new indoor security camera that can fly around the house to keep an eye on your home while you’re away. The device,